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Ward ManagerinAshtoninAshtonPUBLISHED THU 13 FEB 2025

Band 7: £46,148 to £52,809 a year Per annum  PERMANENT  GOOD SALARY 

24-HOURNHSNMCROLE MODEL

Tameside and Glossop Integrated Care NHS Foundation TrustFollow Tameside and Glossop Integrated Care NHS Foundation Trust

Leadership Opportunities, As a Ward Manager, you have the chance to lead and inspire a team, fostering a positive work environment and encouraging professional growth among staff.
Patient-Centric Focus, The role emphasizes providing exemplary service with patients at the heart of care, allowing you to make a significant impact on patient outcomes and experiences.
Collaboration and Teamwork, You will work closely with other Ward Managers and Team Leaders, promoting a collaborative environment that enhances operational efficiency and patient care.
Continuous Professional Development, The role encourages you to maintain your clinical knowledge and skills while also supporting the training and development of your team, ensuring everyone is up to date with best practices.
Innovative Environment, The position allows for creative thinking in managing the ward and improving processes, enabling you to implement effective changes that benefit both patients and staff.
Accountability and Responsibility, You will carry significant responsibility for the management of the department, providing a sense of ownership and fulfillment in your work.
Work-Life Balance, With a structured 37.5 hours work week, the role provides a supportive environment for maintaining a healthy work-life balance while still being impactful in your community.
The Ward Manager for the Day Surgery Unit at Ashton with Tameside and Glossop Integrated Care NHS Foundation Trust will oversee the daily operations of the unit, ensuring high standards of patient care and efficient resource management on a 24-hour basis. The role requires an experienced and organized leader who is passionate about patient care and capable of responding to patient and staff needs. The Ward Manager will collaborate with other leaders within the Surgical Division, support staff training to enhance competencies, and participate in the division's management while adhering to the NMC Code of Professional Conduct and Trust policies.

Key responsibilities include maintaining accountability for the ward's management, improving operational processes, leading staff development, and demonstrating expert clinical knowledge. The position is ideal for a driven individual who can effectively role model professional behavior and foster a positive, responsive environment for both patients and staff in this progressive healthcare setting.
Leadership Opportunities, As a Ward Manager, you have the chance to lead and inspire a team, fostering a positive work environment and encouraging professional growth among staff.
Patient-Centric Focus, The role emphasizes providing exemplary service with patients at the heart of care, allowing you to make a significant impact on patient outcomes and experiences.
Collaboration and Teamwork, You will work closely with other Ward Managers and Team Leaders, promoting a collaborative environment that enhances operational efficiency and patient care.
Continuous Professional Development, The role encourages you to maintain your clinical knowledge and skills while also supporting the training and development of your team, ensuring everyone is up to date with best practices.
Innovative Environment, The position allows for creative thinking in managing the ward and improving processes, enabling you to implement effective changes that benefit both patients and staff.
Accountability and Responsibility, You will carry significant responsibility for the management of the department, providing a sense of ownership and fulfillment in your work.
Work-Life Balance, With a structured 37.5 hours work week, the role provides a supportive environment for maintaining a healthy work-life balance while still being impactful in your community.

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